JAC Chandigarh 2020 application process further delayed; registrations to start from Sept 19
Team Careers360 | September 17, 2020 | 12:51 PM IST | 1 min read
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Predict NowNEW DELHI: Joint Admission Committee (JAC), Chandigarh has further delayed the start of JAC Chandigarh 2020 registration process. Now, the JAC Chandigarh registration 2020 will start from September 19 at chdenggadmissions.nic.in . This delay in the JAC Chandigarh application process has been made due to the non-declaration of JEE Main 2020 B.Arch paper result by the National Testing Agency (NTA) yet. Earlier, the registrations were to start from today, September 17.
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However, this date for the start of JAC Chandigarh registration 2020 is in anticipation of declaration of B.Arch result by this date. If the result is not released till the date, further delay in the process can be expected.
Check Official Notice on JAC Chandigarh 2020 registrations
As per the JAC Chandigarh 2020 schedule released by the authorities earlier, the last date to submit JAC Chandigarh application form 2020 is October 1. Candidates are advised to check the eligibility criteria of JAC Chandigarh admissions beforehand.
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